The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-06-23
IN TARHEELIA.
Persons and Things all Over tho Old
North State.

II woman Ii E1arneLL county gave |
birth to four children the other day.
D. Y. Cooper is erecting the largest !
warehouse in the State at Henderson.
a double-headed child has been
born Of respectable colored parents
near Asheville
Mr.. e. S. Warrick. formerly of
Wilmington, is to publish the Tran
syIvaaia Pioneer at Brevard, NC.
Mr.. C. B. Aycock has been elected
Chairman of the Graded School Trus-
tees at Goldsboro in the place of Mr..
j. A. Bonitz, resigned.
The Durham Baptisis are building
another church. The pastor, Rev. c.
G. Newton, has already raised $4,000
for its erection, and it is to be complet-
ed by Oct. LIST.
Married in the Presbyterian church
at Newton, by Rev. nr. Anderson,
Mr.. A. G. Mcintosh, Jr., of Taylors-
vile and Miss Carrie Seagle, one of
Newton's fairest daughters.
The Richmond State says Mr.. James
B. Pace and family will leave in
private car tomorrow afternoon for
North Carolina. They will visit
Asheville and the Warm Springs.
There is talk of a new railroad from
Oxford to GAINESVILLE, Va, and from
Oxford to Danville, Va. The latter
is to connect the Raleigh and Castor
railroad at Henderson with Danville,
by way of Oxford.
II is not yet too late to join the
Teachers at Morehead. Certificates
| of membership may be had at The
SENTINEL Office. From Salem to
Morekead and return, ticket good till
July 31st, is only 800.
The degree of LID. was bestowed
by Davidson College upon Reverend
Dr. A. w. Miller, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Char
lotte and the degree Of ID. was con-
ferred upon Rev. L. G. Vass, of New
Berne.
Among the North Carolina Smiths
| give none higher place than the
family of Rev. DIR. J. Henry Smith,
pastor for % years of the Greensboro
Presbyterian church. It is his son,
Professor G.. A. Smith, who is princi-
pal of Selma Academy.-Ch Chronicle.
The Goldsboro Argus gives bril-
liant account of the marriage of Col.
A. G. Davis, Of LAGRANGE, and Miss
Louie Borden, daughter of Mr.. E. B.
Borden, of Goldsboro The cere-
mony was performed in St. Pauls M.
E. Church by Rev. DIR. w. M. Robey
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at IL
o'clock.
Evening Lectures at Teachers AS
sembly. L. c. Vass, June Is; Rev.
.Thos. Hume, June II; Lieut.. Francis
Winslow, June Is; Mr.. Josephus
Daniels, June 20; Rev. B. f. Marble,
June 81; Hon. A. Leazer, June %;
Gov. A. M. Scales, June %; Hon. A.
M. Waddell, June "a; DIR. Geo. w.
Manly, June 25; Hon. S. M. Finger,
June u; Mr.. F. III. Busbee, June %;
Prof. Geo. w. Neal. June 20.
How those teachers do eat! In
bread alone over two barrels of -four
and two hundred pounds of lard are
consumed daily! And at breakfast
this morning there were used one whole
OK and half, three sheep, one thou
sand fish, ten hams, twenty-five hun
dred biscuit, six hundred chickens
and two thousand eggs. Sixty gallons
T of soup are eaten at dinner and over
two tons of ice are consumed daily.
DR.. Smith drew straws for the vale
| dictory at Washington and Lee Uni
versity, studied law after graduation
but before applying for license chose
(. the ministry as his calling, graduated
at Union Theological Seminary, set
tied for a short time at Charlottesville
Va, and !. s years ago made Greens
: boro, n. c., his home. Though ma
tive of Virginia, he has become s
thorough North Carolinian.-12aleiql
: Chronicle.
DIR. Morrison, of Shelby, has jus
received from his sister, Mrs. L. }
jackson, a letter in which she says tina
daughter has recently been born tt
, her daughter, Mrs. Christian, nee Mis-
+, Julia jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
ian, who were married in Richmond
somewhat over year ago, are nov
!. living :tt San Diego, California. Gen
, Stonewail jackson had but one child
Miss Julia, and this is his first grand
child.-NeaU Era.
! At recent meeting ri,,. Executive
Committee of Davidsoa C,!irgu re
$ ceived the resignation of Rev. L. dc
Kinnon, as President The COMMITTEE
!; recommended that the trustees, in
y stead of accepting the resignation
. grant DIR. McKinnon leave Of absenc
! from his duties for one year. 1t
J: the belief and hope of the trustee
q and all the friends of the College tha